If You Have A Busy Social Schedule Coming Up, These 25 Walmart Dresses Will Have Your Back
Price: $7.42+ (originally $19.98; available in sizes XS–4X and five colors)
An off-shoulder floral dress so you can make like Hannah Montana and have the best of both worlds. Style and comfort in one? Sign me up.
Price: $24.68 (available in sizes S–XXL)
A tiered midi dress simply made for twirling. I just know you want to spin in circles on the dance floor in this.
Promising review: "Loved this dress! Fit and color are just like the picture! Good quality. Would buy again!" —KayleePrice: $19.99+ (available in sizes S–XL and eight colors)
A floral lace maxi dress to give your wardrobe a boho-chic makeover. This dress is giving 2016 Coachella vibes, and I am 👏here👏for👏it👏.
Promising review: "I love everything about this dress, it was supposed to be my wedding dress...that fell through but will be my favorite dress this coming summer. Light and flowy. Perfect!" —AmyPrice: $23.99 (available in sizes M–XXL and in two colors)
A bow mini sequin dress for wrapping yourself up in serious style when your next event calls for a pretty LBD.
Price: $11.39 (available in sizes XXS–L)
An eye-catching print dress that's giving the pigeon lady from Home Alone vibes but in the chicest way possible.
Price: $31.99 (available in sizes S–5XL)
An adorable square-neck, smocked midi dress that will see you through all of your springtime events. Outdoor wedding? Check. Al fresco dinner? For sure. Farmers market Sunday? YUP.
Promising review: "I ordered this for a communion in Georgia, and it was perfect! Summery! I washed and dried it (commercial dryer, not until completely dry and in low heat). Wore it again and fit the same. I rated this as fitting large only because it stretches at the chest/back area. I am so happy I bought this!" —DonnaPrice: $44.99 (available in sizes XS–XL and in two colors)
An easy breezy flowy tiered maxi dress for wearing when you're frolicking your way through fancy dinners in Europe.
Promising review: "Easy, breezy, comfortable dressing. The fabric is soft, and the dress is flowing. A big thumbs-up from me." —Walmart customerPrice: $14.99+ (originally $17+ available in sizes XS–XXL and 20 colors/patterns)
An A-line one-shoulder dress to give all of your other little black dresses a run for their money. Just look at the cute design, and of course, the pockets.
Promising review: "Such a great dress for an amazing price! Comfortable, has pockets, lined, and just a great dress." —MalloryPrice: $42.88 (available in sizes XS–3XL and 12 colors)
A button-down shirtdress so you can take your office outfit straight to Friday night happy hour because you deserve it, you boss babe.
Promising review: "It fits true to size and feels great and comfy!" —CindyPrice: $40.99 (available in sizes XS–3XL and 11 colors)
A lace-up corset midi dress because it looks like you could've bought it from a high-end boutique, but it actually cost less than $30 at Walmart. 🤯
Promising review: "I was shocked but this dress is BEAUTIFUL and fits amazing! I have always felt uncomfortable wearing dresses, but this one looks absolutely stunning! Highly recommend buying this dress!" —LizzPrice: $25.99 (available in sizes XS–XL and a variety of colors and prints)
A sleeveless cotton T-shirt dress if you want to look super chic without compromising on comfort.
Promising review: "I really love this dress. It fits nice and it's comfy." —JANEANNPrice: $24.99 (available in sizes S–XXL, and two colors)
A classic, fit-and-flare maternity dress to keep you looking cute and feeling comfy throughout every trimester.
Promising reviews: "Nice dress and easy to wear. It's sizing runs just slightly small." —Dana"I bought this in wine, and it's a very lovely color. Perfect for the Christmas season and beyond. Comfortable quality fabric, I'm 5'2" this comes down to mid-calf. Wore to my virtual bridal shower with a cute scarf. It is not form-fitting at all anywhere...It fits really well, is super comfortable and modest, which is mostly what I was looking for." —JoannePrice: $32.99 (available in sizes S–3XL and four colors)
A sleeveless dress because wedding season is practically here and you're still many dresses short. It's flowy, and delicate, and will look stunning paired with your favorite heeled sandals and a clutch bag come summer.
Promising review: "Great looking, easy dress to throw on and go! Looks cute with sandals or sneakers. And you cannot beat the price!!" —CharPrice: $7.87+ (originally $15.86; available in sizes S–XXL and four colors)
A sweater wrap dress for those random spring days where you're wondering if you somehow time-traveled back into January, the weather is so cold.
Promising review: "I am shocked at how great quality this dress is! Truly exceeded my expectations!" —NeishaPrice: $30.99 (available in sizes S–XXL and four colors)
A plissé midi dress to bring an elegant yet textured vibe wherever you go. Love!
Price: $59.99 (available in sizes 18–28)
A floral puff sleeve midi dress because are you even at a fancy springtime event if you're not wearing some sort of floral ensemble?
Promising review: "Good quality, sizing, price point as far as practicality is concerned! Also adorable! Buy it!" —GiannaPrice: $24.98 (available in sizes L–XXL and three colors)
A versatile smocked bodice midi dress you can easily wear from day to night without feeling over or underdressed.
Promising review: "The quality of the fabric is really good. This is a nice dress and the price is even better." —SonyPrice: $28 (available in sizes S–3X and two styles)
A red Sofia Vergara dress to add a bold pop of color to your look. I can totally see Gloria Pritchett wearing at a Dunphy family party.
Promising review: "This dress is great quality and cute. Plus it has pockets. It does run large so size one size down." —KyraPrice: $16.80 (available in sizes XS–4XL and three colors)
A mock-neck black floral dress because the cottagecore trend isn't going anywhere, no matter what anyone else tells you.
Price: $42.99 (available in sizes S–XL)
A pretty pink V-neck dress so you'll look blooming lovely whenever a special occasion arises.
Promising review: "I loved this dress. I wore it to my friend's wedding and I felt amazing in it. I got so many compliments." —TianaPrice: $34.88 (originally $50.99; available in sizes S–XL and eight colors)
A gorgeous green dress that will make everyone else at the event ~green~ with envy because they didn't think to head to Walmart and buy this first.
Promising review: "Nice quality for the price. The great fit and color in the picture are the same as in person. I would buy it again in another color." —LizPrice: $36.99 (available in sizes XS–XL and 13 other colors)
A showstopping sparkly maxi dress that will become the star of your occasionwear wardrobe.
Price: $68.10+ (available in sizes S–XXL and seven colors)
A cutout dress because the cold weather is (sorta) gone, and you're ready to break out your sleeveless dresses. Just remember the sunscreen so you don't wind up with some wack tan lines.
Promising review: "Light, airy and fits in all the [right] places. Pockets are an added bonus! Will be wearing this dress when weather is warmer." —anonymousPrice: $18.59 (available in sizes XS–4X and in three colors)
A tiered bustier dress so sweet it deserves all of the compliments that are coming your way.
Promising review: "It fits great and it's super cute and I can't wait until this summer to wear it." —ErinPrice: $14.98 (available in sizes XXS–XXL and in four colors)
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